Communication may include: grant writing, giving presentations, best practices on PowerPoint, etc.
GRANT WRITING COURSE – FALL 2022 Session 3: “Research Strategy – Part I: Significance, Innovation, and Preliminary Data” Thursdays from October 13 to December 15, 2022 at 12:00-1:00 pm This 8-week Grant Writing Course, created by the MGH Science Writing Group led by Becca Ward, PhD, returns for the second year. It is open to...
GRANT WRITING COURSE – FALL 2022 Session 2: “Specific Aims, Project Summary, and Project Narrative” Thursdays from October 13 to December 15, 2022 at 12:00-1:00 pm This 8-week Grant Writing Course, created by the MGH Science Writing Group led by Becca Ward, PhD, returns for the second year. It was open to all MGH faculty...
GRANT WRITING COURSE – FALL 2022 Session 1: “Before You Write” Thursdays from October 13 to December 15, 2022 at 12:00-1:00 pm This 8-week Grant Writing Course, created by the MGH Science Writing Group led by Becca Ward, PhD, returns for the second year. It was open to all MGH faculty and trainees. There is...
Sponsored by the Mass General Postdoc Association Are you an MGH researcher thinking about applying for the ECOR FMD grant? Join the MGPA to ask your questions. The Mass General Postdoc Association <MGPA) organized this panel session to learn how to write a successful ECOR FMD grant application. You can benefit from the insights and...
Harvard Medical School webinar series for clinicians and other health care professionals This webinar will explore three important topics in which health care professionals can both lead, teach and speak up against racism. During this webinar, they will: Discuss the national and academic backdrop informing the ally, advocacy and education initiative related to racism/anti-racism. Describe...
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 4 of the Presentation Skills Series “10 Truisms for Developing and Delivering Outstanding Presentations” Love ’em or hate ’em, your basic didactic presentation isn’t going anywhere. If you’ve been asked to give a lecture or talk, or if you’re interested in improving talks...
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 3 of the Presentation Skills Series “Presentation Skills & the Art of Improv” Improv—it’s that wacky thing zany creative types do—a kind of adult version of silly “kid’s stuff,” right? Actually, principles and practices from improv can benefit presenters of all stripes and...
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 2 of the Presentation Skills Series Standing on the podium to give a presentation can be a daunting task. Sharing your knowledge and research with a room of strangers is often not easy. Virtual audiences, while perhaps less fear-inspiring, can be even harder...
Provided by: Mass General Brigham and MGH Center for Faculty Development Session 1 of the Presentation Skills Series Good comedy is unifying and even a small amount in an otherwise dry lecture can make it (and you!) significantly more engaging. Beth Sherman talked about learning how to identify and take advantage of organic comedic opportunities in...
Sponsored by the Harvard Medical School Office for Faculty Affairs This 90-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, highlights some of the best practices for anyone maintaining a Faculty of Medicine CV. Participants will better appreciate how to use the standardized format to their advantage. The session covers the narrative as well as common questions...